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. 2013 May 8;8(5):e61120. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0061120

Table 2. Antibody subtypes and estimated titers by SPR.

Subject FVIII-C2 competition assay Time since inhibitor diagnosis IgG1+2+3+4 (RU)a/polyclonal IgG (RU) % IgG1 % IgG2 % IgG3 %IgG4 Total anti-FVIII IgG (µg/ml)
Q-011 day1 0.96 79% 4% −1% 18% 34.25
day4 0.96 71% 9% −1% 22% 27.43
4 wk 1.2 78% 5% −1% 18% 22.49
6 wk (n = 3)b 1.09(.30)c 69%(4%) 10%(1%) −2%(1%) 23%(2%) 6.02(3.79)
8 wk (n = 3) 1.17(.74) 72%(7%) 10%(2%) −1%(3%) 19%(3%) 1.36(0.95)
22 wk (n = 2) 0.97(.05) 89%(7%) 4%(2%) −2%(2%) 9%(4%) 0.94(0.11)
32 wk (n = 2) 1.04(.03) 83%(1%) 2%(0%) −1%(0%) 15%(1%) 1.58(0.35)
Q-012 day1 (n = 4) 1.02(.04) 6%(1%) 2%(4%) −1%(0%) 94%(5%) 6.40(3.66)
day7 1 6% 5% −1% 90% >23.50
day9 (n = 3) 0.99(.06) 6%(0%) 5%(1%) 1%(1%) 90%(0%) 8.90(4.14)
day13 (n = 2) 0.99(.11) 7%(0%) 4%(0%) 0%(1%) 89%(1%) 6.72(1.97)
26 wk NDd ND ND ND ND <0.2
34 wk ND ND ND ND ND <0.2
42 wk ND ND ND ND ND <0.2
17A (−) FVIII-C2 1 wk 1 101% 0% −1% −1% 31.39
(+) FVIII-C2 0.7 102% 0% −1% −1% 9.11
(−) FVIII-C2 3 wk 1.05 101% 1% −1% 0% 23.54
(+) FVIII-C2 0.74 104% −1% −3% −1% 1.42
(−) FVIII-C2 51 wk 1.04(.01) 99%(0%) 1%(0%) (1%)(0%) 1%(0%) 5.49(0.09)
(+) FVIII-C2 ND ND ND ND ND <0.2
(−) FVIII-C2 5 yrs 1.11(.02) 95%(2%) 0%(1%) −1%(0%) 5%(1%) 3.11(0.62)
(+) FVIII-C2 ND ND ND ND ND <0.2
L-006 1 wk 0.87 92% 4% 4% 0% 11.85
5 wk (n = 2) 0.98(.01) 91%(2%) 2%(4%) 4%(0%) 3%(2%) 13.13(1.46)
9 wk 0.98 85% 6% 2% 7% 11.97
21 wk ND ND ND ND ND <1.09
35 wk ND ND ND ND ND <0.99
a

The ratios indicate the agreement between the summed SPR signals from the binding of secondary detection antibodies specific for IgG1, IgG2, IgG3 and IgG4 (numerator) to the initial SPR signal generated by the anti-FVIII antibodies in plasma that bound to the immobilized FVIII (denominator).

b

Multiple measurements (n) were made when sufficient plasma was available.

c

Standard deviations are reported for these experiments in parentheses.

d

ND = Not Determined because the low total IgG titer made estimates of ratios and %Ig subtypes unreliable.